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Erimophobia
Erimophobial an abnormal fear of being by oneself. Also called eremiophobia, eremophobia, monophobia and autophobia.
Autophobia involves not on the fear of being physically alone, but also a sense of being unable to trust oneself in any setting.
People with this type of emotional condition are often unable to rest comfortably unless someone is relatively close.
Achulophobia:
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It is common for many people to be afraid of dark because they think that there are monsters hiding under their beds and in their closets. These sorts of fears come about as a result of things that they don't yet quite understand and this lack of understanding can be manifested into fear of the unknown, such as being afraid of the dark.
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This fear can easily develop into a phobia that is known as achluophobia.
People who suffer this will often suffer symptoms such as anxiety, nervousness, insomnia and/or sweating.
Zoophobia
Zoophobia may have one of two closely related meanings: a generic term for the class of specific phobia to particular Animals,or an irrational fear or even simply dislike of any non-human animals. 
Claustrophobia
Claustrophobia is an abnormal and persistent fear of closed spaces, as in elevators, tunnels, or any other confined space.
Claustrophobia is typically thought to have two key symptoms: fear of restriction and fear of suffocation. it is typically classified as an anxiety disorder and often results in panic attack.
This type of fear is excessive and quite common.
Agoraphobia
attacksAgoraphobia is a fear of in a situation from which one either cannot escape or from which escaping would be difficult or humiliating.
Although agoraphobia, like other mental disorders, it also tends to run in families and for some people, may have a clear genetic factor.
Agoraphobia was traditionally thought to involve a fear of public places and open spaces. However, it is now believed that agoraphobia develops as a complication of panic .
Social phobias
nteraction of psychosocial and biological causal factors.
Social phobias as learned behavior.
Social fears and phobias in an evolutionary context.
Preparedness and social phobia.
